Canadian Mental Health Association

Empowering Mental Wellness in Our Community

The Canadian Mental Health Association Simcoe County (CMHA SCB) is a leading advocate for mental wellness, offering a diverse range of programs and services to support individuals, families, and communities in their journey towards mental well-being. We believe that everyone deserves to feel supported and empowered to reach their full potential.

Supporting Individuals and Families

Our compassionate and experienced team works alongside people experiencing mental health challenges, providing:

• Crisis Intervention and Community Response: We offer immediate support through a 24/7 crisis helpline and community outreach programs.
• Support for Families: We provide counselling, support groups, and resources to empower families to navigate challenges and foster resilience.
• Youth Services: We offer specialized programs and resources tailored to the unique needs of young people aged 12-24.
• Adult Services: We focus on promoting mental well-being through individual and group therapy, peer support networks, and advocacy.

Addressing Addiction and Mental Health Support

CMHA SCB recognizes the complex relationship between mental health and addiction. We offer:

• Resources and referrals for addiction treatment and support groups.
• Education and awareness about mental health and addiction.
• Access to diverse mental health resources, including crisis intervention, therapy, and peer support networks.

Promoting Mental Fitness Across Life

We believe in supporting mental well-being across all aspects of life. Our resources and programs cover:

• Work-life balance
• Relationships
• Financial and housing stability
• Emotional and spiritual well-being

Join Us in Creating Change

CMHA SCB thrives on the contributions of dedicated volunteers, generous donors, and community partners. We invite you to:

• Volunteer your time and talents to support our programs and services.
• Donate to support our work and make a real difference in the lives of those affected by mental illness.
• Get involved in our advocacy efforts to promote mental health awareness and accessibility.